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I321-323..323h ID st. s. .
, e., 6r...-..-..-.. $50
D 1914 IA. ave. s.e., 7r. is
} LII c st. s.w.. Or. .11.3C
} 625 G ST. s.w., Or. IL
ZIG 9th st. s.w., Or. .15. 40
} 621 q st. Q. e., 10 rs.....1i
} 4S Myrtle st. ne. Or. 10
. l1l6 Riggs st.n.w. 6rl2.31
} 1905 9th st. NV, 4 r.12,3o
} 6 9TH st. road, Nv, 5r. IL
) 452 6s st. s.w., 5r......l0
) Benning's Road, > rs. =. &c
) 3O5-30S eth st. s.w.,
D front room, I'd floor. d. 8
) 1 Pleasant Place ,Sth.ex4r.6
; 3 rs. I'd FIR, 1913 Pierce st
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LOST AND FOUND.


T OsT-ON SATURDAY MORNING, NEAR THE
corner of 18th and 0 sts, Pair of Spectacles in
red Call at 1909 Rhode Island for reward
T .OsT-suNDAY, JANUARY 16TH. BETWEEN No.
~ 70S 10th st. se. and Christ church, Navy Yard.
pair of gold bowed eyeglasses Finder will be suit
bly, rewarded by leaving same at T0S 10th ST. sc. 1t
T OsT-ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH INSTANT, A
brown and white Setter Dog, named Duke"
license tag number 245S. Return to 125 East Capitol
st. and claim reward. It,
T OST-YESTERDAY EVENING ON ST. GO
~ ing from 9Th to 18th SITS, Small Pearl Rosary in
Morocco case, valued present from deceased
113S 18th ST., corner N NV. jal7-2ts
(NAME TO MY PREMISES A SKY TERRIER,
Otag No. 1633 Owner can have same by proving
property and payinf, for this advertisements ri
EEURATH, corner 4th aud q SITS. ne. jal7-2ts
T OsT-AT BRIGHTwOoD HALL WEDNESDAY
IL night, one Ladies' Gold Charm attached to piece
OF watch chain and cross-bar The finder will please
return to GIT 26th ST. NV. and receive liberal re-
ward ial5-3ts
II OST-ON JANUARY STH, 1887, A SKYE TER.
IL rier: answers to the name of Ned" $40 reward
1923 d St. NV. ja14-:,ts
r OST-ON WEDNESDAY-LADY'S GOLD MATCH
llwith jet and gold fob chain attached.
Between LII. corner of n, 18th street, on the
road to Soldiers Home: liberal reward if left at the
Star Office. jal3-lws
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR AND NINE. sEIDEN ESTABLISHED 1888.
IL Prompt aud reliable treatment for ladies' Advice
free aud confidential ut all hours. Once 729 tIl ST
bet G and II gts. NV. klTIw.
MAD. ELZEMONA, WONDERFUL GIFTED
UlCLAIRyOYANT. born with Second Sight Eycry
hidden mystery revealed Finds lost or buried fress
ures Receivers stolen property, Lost friends
Gives success IN naMness. Removes au family trou-
gether Never fails Gives picture q one you marry
Satisfaction or no pay. 8 to q Open Sunday. 49i
9th Ct. bet D and ST. NV. &12-6fs
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FoR SALE; n.no,,,-.,,,n 49,,

il SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS
One 7-octave square Piano. plain case, for only e90
Payments So per month.
One octave square Piano carved legs: very hnnd.
some case, and rich tone; Only $500 clio per months
or 1865 cash worth 1913
One beautiful Heinekamp square. nearly new, only
$3.50 $40 per month; $225 cash; worth $500.
One very fne full Parlor Upright Grand mA4rnif.
GENT in tone and general excellence only $500 $40
Call at
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IrOR RENT THE ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE
u three story and basement Dwelling on the north
west corner of 9TH and sts opposite Judiciary square
and Pension Office The premises have recently been
femodeled. are as good new, and opportunity
for trstclass home Is offered: rent $50 per month
d92m BUSHNELL Il CARUsI. zoos Il St NV.
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.
II 1927 Q, fur, l1r.. $l2;
l130 18th st. NV, l2r .6l
1747 T st.n.w., mi. llr.5(
1915 Both st.n.w. IA rs. H
Upper part l4O6 p st.
NV, 3 rs. ....-...-.-30-5(
JOG G st. NV, 6r. 81
108 Il st. NV, Or. 81
1918 Riggs st. NV, 7r. ~
III 10Th st. NV, 9rs. :. 81
$40 S st. NV, l0r.......2s
1915 10th st. NV, Sr. g.
ITO l4th st. nv, Nr. 3;
1918 c st. NV, Or. ..16.3(
1917, 18th st. NV, Or. IL
40 u st. NV, 5r.........-1
2 9TH st. road, 8 rs.......1,
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BOARDING.

BOARDINd.
Il home, rooms single suite with superior table
board. TransentS reasonable rates. tal7-3ts
EOR RENT-pLEAsANT,- WELL FURNISHED
Il Rooms, with or without Table Board; references
given aud required 51+ 13tn st. NV. ocI6-Ims
1907 81 sT.-LARGE ROOM ON SECOND
lCLH floor, aud single room on thirI floor; con-
venient to club and good Table Board. jal4-3ts
IMRsT- CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS.
Il BOARDING AND LODGING.
ROOMS TO NENT, SINGLE Oh EN- SUITE
THE TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MAR.
kET AFFORDS
The comforts OF q home aud the accommodations of
hotel. No. 21S AZ St W., square mort Penn
syiVanla ave. jal3-1ws
TIME MCPHERSON HOUSE. CORNER OF 18TH
Il and sts is open for the reception of perrns-
nent transient aud table boarders.
d20- I'm Mrs. NJ Z, 6OUTHAIJ
DALMER HOUSE, 421 18TH ST NV, HALF
square from Penn ave. now open first-class rOoms
with or without bosrd by the day week; table board
"a per week. dlS-Im
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Fresh
NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE
BY FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY
I HAVE EVER SOLD. PRICE
~ CENTS POUND. SOLDIN
POUND PACKAGES. THEM.
CREA6IHG SALE OF THIS
SAUSAGE MAKES 1T NEcEs-
SARY FOR ORDERS TO BE
GIVEN BEFORE ITS Ar
RIVAL
n. w. BURCHELL
ja15 1895 street
NEVER BEFORE
IN THE HISTORY. OF THE CLOTHING TRADE
WERE SUCH VALUES OFFERED.
$500 win buy durable OvERcOAT, worth 40.
strictly Wool MELTON OVEROOAT at NJ 80.
worth GIG.
$1,000 will buy an All-wool BEAVER ovRRCOAT,
S12.O0 will buy fine KERSRY OyFRcoAr worth
$50.
$500 will buy fine All Wool CHINCHIII.A SIR
TOUT OVERCOAT, worth S2S
SUITS at $500, &c. 81, @S, go and up to ESQ.,
BOYS SUITS. $3.50. So. 90. $3.50. 81 and up to
BOYS ovERcoATs at $3.50, a. s4.5o, s5. $3.50,
36 and mp to els.
SUITS FOR CHILDREN from to l2 years old at
$3.50. 3d. $50, a and up to o.
cHILDREN'S OyERCOATS at az so. a. "a. 80 "A
and up to Is.
1000 PAIR OF PANTS FOR MEN, YOUTHS.
BOYS and CHILDREN FROM SlO0U UP.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
sl5 CORNER 7TH AND sTRRHrs
ScH11rz.s
MILWAUKEE, LAGER.
The Best in tn. country
For sale in bottles by dealers generally ana in casks
and bottles by the agent.
SAMUEL c. PALMER
Dspos.. f Sas4 P a sssx .sau
Telephone. $50 and 454. h1b
WHITE HowARn & Co.
| 90 West 10th Street
| New York,
WARRINGTON BRANCH.
sl5 18th Street Northwsss
lover Hanson. Hiss po.sa.
WIN o1sr On MONDAY, JANUARY II, and sollov.ua
week (previous to departure for Europe, al thei,
| Magnificent Stock Of
IMPORTED COsTUMEa
| DINNER AND BALL DRESSES
WRAPS. BoNNRTs. ETC,
| Just received from the leading houses OF
! LONDON AND PARIS.
Ancf Which win be sold ct
al5-1w HALF COST oJ:pfpoRTATIos.
| WHLSfr 4 aU g 91s FAYE gg]EpQpEp PRICES
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we offer the best quality of SATIN and eros
GRAIN RIBBONS in the latest tints and newest
shaaes including shades not to be obtained in
every grade OF goods. and exceptional values at
20 cts. yard for No g.
80 IL
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE wAREROOMs.
fa1S ,fl.I

INOR SALE-CHEAP-THREE FIRST-CLASS CAR
II riage Horses one Landau aud Coupe with Har-
ness, Robes &c. Sold on account of illness Of owner
Apply at wORMLEY'S Stable X ST., between 18th aud
10th SITS. NV jali-3t'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-TWO HALLS, 34x3S: LARGE ANTE
rooms central location near three lines of and
good parties. E. A. MCINTYRE. 91S ST. NV jal5-3ts
NOR REET-sEvERAL NIGHTS IN WEEK
nicely fitted up Hail. Franklin square, for soci.
abes or clubs of from thirty to forty members well
heated piano included if desired. Inquire 1909
st.n.w. ja15-3t"
L1OR RENT-TYPE-WRITERS. s5 PER MONTH
II (Sod on easy terlus)
NCALIGRAPH OFFICE"
Oc29-3m ". a. PORTER, General Agent, G33 F st.
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- /" o. -
AL Ridge st. NV, 4 rs. 4

OFFICES.
4rs 4th door io1 9TH st.
435 9TH St. fl. r., I'd A. 20
2 rs. I'd floor, 401 9TH st. q.
W., each. ..--.-....12.50
9th aud Pa. ave-, r. BE
Gunton Bldg, r. 34........6
Guntop Bldg, "a. 81 1888. g
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STORES. ETC.

STORES, EIC.
Str. and dwg. 1o41 n
st. NV, II rs, dwg.,
$50, store. .-.--..&l5
Str. rm. and part Of eel
lar, 4th and NJ sts.n.w...25
Str. and dwg. 625 9th &c.
s.w.. Sr.. .16
Str. rm., cellar, l back rnl..
2Ol II st. ne. Id
Stable r'r 1915 & st .n.w.15
Stable r'r 1913 10th n.w-7
The above is only q port
books. For full list call at
tba 1st aud 18th fis1Sr
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EoR sALEaTHIRTY HEAD OF HORSES, Jus
IL ARRIVED EROM GEnRGETnWN- KY

10 Coupe Horses; pair Of matched Chestnut Sor-
rel Horses Is hands inches high. pair of Black
Horses Il hands inches HIGH very stylish also two
come to this market, Black Horse tPrincel, lU
hands i inch high-can trot mile in 2 5o-any lady
can drive him; one Bay Mare Dot), ID hands high
can trot a mile in =: 4o-any lady drive her.
Bay Horse tBilly), 10 hands inch high--can trot
mile in 3 minutes.
We call your special attention to Bay Horse prank
10 hands high; can pace lnile in 30; any lady
gentleman can drive him.
No Kentucky prices asked for them.
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NOR SALE - ONE SECONDHAND SQUARE
- Piano, Sl69; carved lees and Tyre: easy ter1ns-
HUGO MOkCH 4 Co, 925 9TH ST. NV, agents toe
Sohmer Pianos Pianos to rent. Jas
NOR SALE-sINGINa BIRDS. BIRD FOOD AND
Il Cages, Gold Fish, Aq1ArfunIs and tlsh Food
Largest assortment in the city, nj sCHMlDs blro
store 18th st.. two doors south Pa ave. n21-2m'
NOR sALE-BIRDS-A FINE LOT OF IMPORT
cd Canary Birds, the best singers, Tor sale Cheap
Also Bird Food and Cages at the bird store 81 1th
81. NV. ST. HARTBRECHT. oc21-Jm'
IOR sALE-LARGEsT STOCK OF christina
Il Wheels including second hand boys Bicycles ana
Misses Tricycles from 30 up. Sole agents Tor Ideal
and Star Bicycles, 1406 n. 4. ave. do
IFoR sAI4E-HARTZ MOUNTAIN, ST ANDREAs-
IL burr, Trained Singing Norwich and He'd CanalI1eei
Imported and Domestic Birds of all kinds, Bird Sscd
Food and Cages FRED. TELLER. 23l Pa ave- nw.
dl4-3ms
EOR sALE-BROuGHAN, BT Brewster OF
Broome ST., y. " Pole and Shafts In hrst-ciass or
DER Coupe Rockawty fole and nhafts: in good order
Apply 1t PAlNE's Coach Shops, 25Os IA ave. a<-<in
LrOR sALE-LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
ter carriages coupes, coupeletes broue halns isn'
ond hand. JOHN NJ YOUNG.
n.7-3m 478 and 4sl st. ~.
Lr0R sALE-FINEsT LINEN PAPERS
"CAIJGIAPH OFFICE"
oc2o-3m ", y. POTTER General Axsnt. 933 -
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outer edge and openings al ike, turn
over neatly, and press firmly down.
Each panel of the four must be treated
so, and then laid away to dry under
heavy pressure. Now prepare the
back panels, which must have a strip
of stuff the same length, and an inch
in width, glued to the edge; there are
three of these strips for the four pan
els, which serve as hinges when the
whole is put together.
When dry place the four panels
that are joined with the right side Of
the hinge uppermoat on piece of the
material wide and long enough to COW
err the under side and allow of mar
row margin for turning in; glue to-
gether as the others were done, and
place under pressure. Next come the
outside panels for the photographs,
and these are to be laid on so the
hinges will have full play, and the
outer edges Of each will correspond.
In gluing together leave an opening at
bottom to slip in the lower picture,
and two on the side, one above another
for the others. There is shadow
pattern in two shades of blue cotton
velvet that is most effective for these
screens. 1t also comes in yellow, and
when velvet is two much of an outlay
the same design is to be had in cotton
goods. These screens can be placed
on a table in one corner of the room,
partly unfolded, giving fine effect Of
light and shade, and also a background
for some small rare bits of b-ic.a brac
-Ilarper's Bazaar.
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A WOmaM's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood its severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined aid
death seemed imminent For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought OF US a
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was SO much re-
lieved on taking first dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle has
been miraeulously cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus write w
=. Hamrick 4 Co., Of Shelby, N. c.
Get free trial bottle at L.'R. Kinks
Drug Store.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letters, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupt-
ions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
l.. R. Kirk.
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We are prepared to do all kinds Of
Job Printing.
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pHILADELPHIA, WHINING
- TON & BALTIMORE R. R.
CENTRAL DIVISION.
On and after Sunday. May SOth. 1885. train
will run as follows:
NnRTu
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PALTIMORE s. OHIO
- r. q. PHILADELPHIA DIV
TINE CARD 8 PASSENGER TRAINS
Taking Effect July 3rd, 1887.
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Trains leave Oxford for Philadelphia at - m. |
so a, m. and 2 05 p. M. Market Train, Tuesday, |
and Fridays only at IL 90 .. M. Sunday Trains vt
90 p. m. and 40 p. m.
LEAVE GOING SOUTH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
New Hardware House.

Mr.. S. ii. holland, who was for years
the senior member OF the firm of No
land, McRosky & Co., has reopened a
new hardware house nj 7ls Elm street,
under the name of holland a. Co. He
has purchased an entire and complete
stock of carpenters tools. nails. CRATES,
mantles, Builders hardware, etc, and
can accommodate builders aud Others
with anything in the hardware line.
Mr.. Jas. 4. Mctcalf who lie so well
known will be with Nc and q Co, and
will be glad to see hii old friends al
719 Kim street.
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The Dallas Ice Factory has a sales
room and office at 9O3 Elm street.
Wagons deliver to all parts OF the
city. Telephone No. 62.
J. L. Williams e. Co., Manufacture
RS of Texas Tolu and White Sulphur
Eater, sos Main.
A.. L. Bouche, the Main street
grocer, has just added splendid re-
frigerator, in which he has always the
freshest country butter, eggs and
fresh Fleischman's yeast, which is
kept as cold as can be.
Williams & Co., Oldest Drug men OF
Dallas.
Williams g. Co., Cor Drugs, 500
Main.
Cigars, tobacco of the best qualities
and low prices, IA. e. Bouche's.
Consult, as usual, DR.. Wassorzug on
al sexual, nervous and chronic dis
cases. 734 Elm street. Dallas, Tex. y
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INTOLERANCE.
Injustice to Mr.. DcGeller and
to Mr.. Lauritzen also.

Mr.. Lauretzen is temperance lect-
urer who comes to us with the highest
commentator. After Mr.. De Geller
had concluded his regular services
Sunday morning he introduced Mr..
Lauritzen and kindly permitted him
to express his views on the subject of
temperance. German friends who
heard Mr.. Lauritzen declare to us that
his talk was conservative aud kind
and that they were glad to hear him !;
but our neighbor Volksblatt blinded
by its zeal for the anti cause, does Mr..
DEG teller al injustice by failing to tell
in tho following that he held any serv-
ice at his church. 1t also fails to treat
Mr.. Lauritzen with the hospitality and
respect for which our German people,
as rule, are justly noted. The Volks-
blatt should correct this error. Here
is translation of report in its is
sue of Monday.
The highest state of low'iness was
reached yesterday by a preacher from Mich
igan who had holy impulse to come from
his fields to this State to propagate the
csuse Of prohibition. The German pcpula-
ton were disturbed by the floating report
that said party addressed the audience Mt
st. Paul's Church and thereby disgraced the
house of God. We sail not judge who
gave this water apostle the privilege to an
noy the church-going people with his RI
dIculous chat, but say 1t is shame and dis
grace that such could have taken place at
the German Church.
Only for plety and honor to the church
further disturbance was avoided, or they
would have fired said patron out Of doors.
The divine pastor Laurllzen called at our
office also and asked to have posters
printed, but MS we are pressed in business
we had not the pleasure " to accommodate
the gentleman. From talk, we learn soon
enough what spirit prevails in him. To the
honor of the German nation, we state that
such individual could not exist among us,
and that Mr.. Lauritzen is Dane, speaking
our tongue-therefore, beware and make no
mistake
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Challenge not Accepted.

The Texas and Pacific Railroad bast
ball nine challenged crack club O
Galveston and it was understood tina,
the challenge would be accepted, bu'
tho word came yesterday that the
challenge could not be accepted. The
Dallas boys were etching all over to
get lick at the Galveston nine and
show them trick or two.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
Pleasant Surprise.

Miss Alice Levy was teacherin the
Second Ward school last term, and her
friends and pupils gave her pleasant
surprise last night by a visit upon the
eve of her departure for Galveston to
spend the summer months. Teacher,
pupils and friends all enjoyed the oc-
casion. In company with her sister
she left this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
QUITTING soRAPE
Gabe Lundy Stabbed Four
Times and Will Die.

Last night between 10 and II o'clock
Thomas Scoggins and Gabe Lundy,
two colored men, met at or near Char
ley Johnson's store, in String. Town
East Dallas, and quarreled over girl
George is a young man, and Gabc was
taking him to task about the girl
when the fight commenced. 1t was
not of long duration, but fearful,
bloody tragedy. AS they struggled in
the deadly encounter Scogeins
plunged an ugly knife into Lundy's
right breast to the lung, drawing
it out deliberately he sent the reak-
ing blade into his back three times in
succession, with sickly tl.ud at each
how. The knife went into the hollow
each time. lie also received a cash
across one of his arms, cutting the flesh
to the bone. A great crowd had gath.
cred and looked ON and saw the fight
to the end. Scoggins made his escape.
Lundy is still alive but is in critical
condition.
Tom Scoggins was brought to Con-
stable Haskell this morning by his
(TomO father and turned over to the
constable, who placed him in jail.
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Great slaughter

and sweeping reduction is being
made on Tie Burr Bros. stock OF
gents furnishing goods at sos Main
street. A complete revolution In
prices on all neckwear, shirts, hats and
gents furnishing goods, for three
weeks only. IL you want bargains In
gents wesr now IL your time TO get
them. The store Il for rent and fix
lures for sale, as the stock must be
cold at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
NEARLY SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Two of Dallas Prominent Gem
tlenen Come Together.

Last evening Judge Bower in com
pany with a friend met l.. + Smith,
ESQ.,, in front Of the Exchange bank,
Judge Bower had understood that Mr..
Smith had said something of a deroga-
tory nature concerning Judge Bowers
decision in the Neimyer case in which
MIR. Smith was attorney for tho de-
fence. Some remark was made, how
ever, which prompted Judge Bow
err to give Smith the lie
when Smith struck the judge blow
in the face. Instantly the judge went
for his pistol and Lukcslcipped around
the col er of tho bank and poked his
head around the corner of the build.
ing to reconnoitre. After moment
thought Judge Bower made no fur
Their demonstrations, and together tho
three men walked down the street
making the necessary explanations
Everybody is glad that the matter ter
minated as it did
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
Stealing Peaches.

The following colored children
were locked up in the calaboosc last
night charged with stealing peaches:
Ida Munford, Green Picket and Hattie
Picket.
Moral-If you don't want to get
locked up in the calaboose don't steal
peaches.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
Amount of Tax Collections.

County Collector Gillespie says that
his collections for 1886 amount to over
$3.50, 900. Eleven per cent remains un'
collected This collection is over the
average. He has collected $4,000 more
for licenses taxes up to date than was
collected last year up to corresponding
iate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
'I'HE CITY.
Additional City News
City news to be found on 2nd, 3rd
nd 5th pages.
"A Narrow Escape.

Willie Collins, white boy, came to
the city Marshals Office this morning
and made an affidavit. for the arrest OF
a negro man named Givens. The boy
saws that Givens insulted his (Wiilie's)
sister, and he undertook to defend his
sister when Given cut at him with a
knife. and cut slit in his coat and
vest across his breast. The boy mar
rowly escaped fearful wound and
perhaps death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-23
Society, Fashion and Rest.

The Fountain House, Waukesha,
Wis. combines all these. Accommo-
datiors for 800 guests. Quarter oil IA
mile of verandas. 100 acres OF lawn
grounds. No mosquitoes. Finest wa
ter and air in the world. Write for
descriptive book, rates, etc.
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Notice.

The finance committee of the Elk
Confederate Reunion are earnestly re-
que cted to meet at the Merchants Elk
change building this "Wednesday
evening. June %, 1887, at 8 p. m.
BY order ofthe executive committee
ii. +. EWING, Chairman.
1T. Downs, Secretary.
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Yves. Dallas Street Car Line.

In view of the West Dallas Street
Car Line, Taylor Il Bosley have secur-
ed and have for sale all the choice
property in West Dallas ut wholesale
rates. Parties wishing to buy will see
Taylor & Bosley land agents, SOC Main
street.
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Notice to Erie relephone subscribers

Any subscriber failing to have re-
ceivcd one of our new directories,
will please notify the undersigned
who will see that they are supplied.
G. A. READ, Manager.
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Our lines of furniture for summer
furnishing are especially attractive
and comprise novelties not to be teen
elsewhere. G. &. Ecktord's 726 and 72S
Elm street.